|
A large tank won't kill him, and won't necessarily overwhelm him. Just keep the cage decor to a minimum....one nice big basking log will be fine until he grows a bit. Once he's bigger you can add more cage furniture. Keeping it simple will allow him to see his food easily for one. You can keep a small shallow food bowl close to his basking log or just drop insects close to him a few at a time. Once he gets used to a feeding routine it should be no problem. Baby dragons do best when fed live food twice a day as much as they'll eat, but the prey items MUST be very small, no longer than the space between their eyes.
|